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Perceived organizational politics and getting satisfied or dissatisfied with job
The study investigated perception of organizational politics and how it affects workers’ job satisfaction. Two levels of organizational politics were considered, namely, group level and organizational level. Two hundred and three (203) employees participated in the study which employed ex post facto...
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